As Apple tries to depend less on China, Foxconn aims to expand iPhone production in India by quadrupling its workforce in the country.
With COVID-19 outbreaks in China and geopolitical uncertainty, Apple is trying to diversify its supply chain as quickly as possible. says Foxconn is also planning to expand iPhone production capacity in India.
Reuters corroborates Kuo’s analysis by saying Foxconn aims to quadruple its workforce at its India plant over two years. According to two government officials, Foxconn currently has 70,000 workers, and it plans to add 53,000 more over the next two years.
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